The first thing we did over the weekend was settle down with a cup of coffee and Saturday’s Wall Street Journal to savor the reprint of its “Obituary for South Vietnam.” It was written by the Journal’s famed war correspondent, Peter Kann, and first …
The fall of Saigon 50 years ago prompted a mass exodus of Vietnamese people. Many were evacuated by the United States military and brought to America to resettle. As more people fled in the years after the war, and governments stepped in to address the …
Jim Courson served our country in the United States Air Force. Name: James DeWayne Courson Born: February 8, 1945 Died: September 5, 2024 Hometown: Emlenton, Pa. Branch: U.S. Air Force Upon graduation, Jim joined the United States Air Force and served in …
Fifty years ago on Wednesday, North Vietnamese forces took Saigon’s presidential palace, marking the end of the Vietnam War—a two-decade-long conflict that shaped the second half of the 20th century. The American War, as it’s called in Vietnam, led to the …
The end of the Vietnam War marked a key moment for protest music, which had grown throughout the 1960s and 1970s. Artists like Judy Collins, Joan Baez, and Bob Dylan led the charge, performing at rallies and protests. Their songs, such as “Masters of War” …
The Onslow Vietnam Veterans Memorial in Lejeune Memorial Gardens was host to a crowd of former and current U.S. military on Saturday. And we learned one thing in—we all had in common. At that time. We all wanted to go home, and all but two of us made it. …
Jimmy Miller sees himself as the living legacy of the Vietnam War. In many ways, he is. Miller was born in Vietnam on Dec. 25, 1967, to James A. Miller, a member of the 82nd Airborne Division, and a Vietnamese mother. He grew up in the shadow of the war, …
iciHaiti - Vietnam : Cap-Haitien at the 45th Congress of the International Association of Francophone Mayors 27/04/2025 09:41:09 Nelson Deshommes, Communications Manager for the City of Cap-Haïtien, is in Vietnam to participate in the 45th Congress …
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